St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-03
SALTWATER NEWS.


Gales Second addition, for so, 500.
STILL WATER NEWS.
Large Grist of Social md Other
Matters.
The Democratic and Republican conven-
tons met at the City and Armory halls re-
! speclively at the same hour last evening. The
Democrats organized with j. F. Burke as
chairman and j. S. O'Brien as secretary. On
the lrst formal ballot for mayor ]. S. OBrie n
had e and X. J. Wheeler g. and O'Brens
nomination was made unanimous w. A.
Chamners was nominated for city treasurer
py reclamation. Pending formal ballot for
mayor committee from the. Republican
convention appeared for conference, which
the Democratic invention declined. Ward
delegates reported nominations for aldermen
as follows: First ward, James G. Foley; Sec
| ond, Z. +. MoScer; Third, Martin Thorp.
George Law announced himself an independ-
ent candidate for alderman from the First
ward. AT the Repu blican convention P H.
Mlliard was chairman and ID. L.. Birmingham
secretary. George NJ. Seymour was nomi-
mated for mayor and o. G. Hospes for treas
urer, by reclamation. The aldermanic nomi-
nations were as follows: First ward, post
poned until Monday; Second. John Sutton;
Third, A. w. Pattee. Laws candidacy will be
| Endorsed by the Republicans. The conyen-
ton resolved against free bridge. hot
fight is promised with chances favoring the
Democrats.
The wedding of Wesley E. Northey to Miss
Lottie Moorhead took place at the residence of
the brides parents on Tuesday evening Rev
w. s. Mathews officiating. The welded pair
were made the recipients of a large number
OF presents from the NJ. e. church, the lodge
OF l. o. G. L. and from individuals. They will
take up their immediate residence at their
home on South Third street,
a telegram from Milwaukee announces the
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of this city, and sister of E. L. Hospes. A
little son had just died of diphtheria when the
telegram was sent.
The Carlton College Male Glee club gave a
very pleasing programme at the First Presby-
terrain church on Monday evening for the
benefit of the Saltwater Y. NJ. C. a.
Mrs. H. Tepas and son Frank Apple have
returned from their winters sojourn in CAL
lfornia. The young gentleman's health has
been much benefited BY the trip.
The wedding of Samnel McCuer, of the
firm of Mallory Bros. McCluer, to Miss Ida
b. Wilks, recently of Chisago county, occurred
on Wednesday.
organized an athletic club. They have fine
gymnasium, and will train under Joseph
Tannehauser.
A surprise party was given on Thursday
evening al Boo s. Lindholm's hall in honor of
Miss Marie Prescott by a number of her
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Hospes, nee Miss Josie
Stlckney, have returned from their bridal
trip and are makidg their home at Senator
Castles.
EX-PostmaSter Butts was presented with an
elegant silk umbrella with gold handle by the
clerks formerly with him in the postof1ice.
H. E. Hayden, the new secretary of Alaska,
left for Sitka last Monday. Mrs. Hayden will
remain here about three months longer.
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II. Bronson. G. E. Mosn, e. D. Burlington and
others visited Ashland this week.
II. Il. Hayden left on Monday for Alaska.
His family will remain in Saltwater for sew
eral mouths before joining him.
The Clarke Comedy company opens two
weeks engagement at the Grand tomorrow
evening IN legitimate drama.
The Misses Emma and Nellie Kelly, of St.
Paul, have been visiting their sister, Mrs.
Birmingham, this week.
Miss Alice Murdoch has resumed her draw
ing lessons under Prof. Volk, of Minneapolis,
after months vacation.
Mrs. Matte Barstow entertained q number
OF friends on Friday evening at her home ca
North Fourth street.. .. 5ss7
Miss Dora Anderson, of Grand Forks. Dak
is spending few days with her sister, Mrs.
Judge Woodruff.
Miss Louise Barry, of Altoona, Wis; was
entertained few days last week by Miss
Alice Bromley.
Mrs. Otto Hospes intends making her resi-
dence at White Bear lake soon, for the sum-
mer season. .<. 80
Mrs. W. M. McCluer entertained the ladies
OF the Ascension Church society on Thursday
afternoon. 49,
Robert Anderson has returned from two
months visit to his childhood's home in
Sweden.
Elisha Brown, for thirty-three years resi-
dent OF saltwater, has removed to A drian,
MINI.
Levi c. Proctor, an old Saltwater boy, now
OF Aberdeen, OAK, is visiting friends in this
city.
Joseph Schupp returned from an extended
trip in California and Old Mexico on Tuesday
Miss Polly Cooley, of Minneapolis was a
visitor at Mrs. W. G. Bronson's last Sunday
Mrs. F. II. Shedd left for Duluth on Thurs
day, where she Will visit for week or so.
c. E. Bristol has returned from Hot
Springs, Ark, much benefited by the trip.
Mrs. James Mathews and daughter. Annie,
have gone to Winona for weeks visit.
Mrs. NJ. Fl. Bromley and Mrs. J. S. OBrien
are at Shell Lake, Wis, on short trip.
Mrs. g. E. Gurley, of Chicago, is guest of
Mrs Fl. G. Stone at Mrs. Combs
Mrs. DIR. Rhodes is visiting her daughter
and other friends in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hersey are soon to
make their home in St. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bean are contemp plat
ing trip to California soon.
Rev. A. A. Kiehle, of Milwaukee, is visit
ing his brother in this city.
Miss Alice Kinny, of Passaic, N. j.. is
visiting Mrs. Isaac Register.
George Sullivan is at home from the law
school at Madison, Wis.
Miss Edna Root, of Hamlne, MIMI is visit
ing friends in Saltwater.
Miss Clara Mllett is visiting friends in
Minneapolis this week.
Mrs. c. L. Easton has returned from Duluth
after months visit.
Miss Matte Alcott will spend her vacation
at Whitewater, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.. Easton returned from
Duluth on Tuesday.
E. G. Gould has returned from a six weeks
absence in Chicago.
Mi IS Marie Prescott has gone to Bismarck
for a weeks visit.
Mrs. Glen Clark entertained the Guild on
Tues day evening.
Hunting a Dexertef.
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